Knox sees silver lining in pursue of Open championship
Russell Knox will try to use his horror finish at the Scottish Open as a wake-up call as he switches his attention to the Open championship at Carnoustie.
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Gallacher upbeat despite missing out on Open place
Press and Journal columnist Stephen Gallacher did not allow his near miss of an Open spot cloud his satisfaction finishing tied in ninth at the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open.
Lower crowds could put paid to hopes of Scottish Open returning north
Aberdeen Standard Investments chief executive Martin Gilbert says lower crowd figures could jeopardise the prospect of the Scottish Open returning to the north of Scotland.
Stone secures Scottish Open – but misses out on history
South Africa’s Brandon Stone came agonisingly close to becoming the first European Tour player to shoot a 59 as he claimed the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open at Gullane yesterday.
Brandon Stone misses out on historic 59 but Scottish Open win books Open spot
South Africa’s Brandon Stone had the considerable consolation of winning the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open and securing a place in the Open Championship after coming agonisingly close to recording the first 59 in European Tour history.
Russell Knox dreaming of home Open glory after excelling at Gullane
Russell Knox admits it would be a “dream come true” to win the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open and secure back-to-back victories on the European Tour.
Gullane course record broken twice in low-scoring second round
Kirkcaldy’s Connor Syme set the Gullane composite course record with an eight-under-par second round of 62 at the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open yesterday – only for it to be broken by a further shot by Japan’s Hideto Tanihara eight hours later.
Stewart aiming to set up Carnoustie reunion with Knox
Grantown’s Duncan Stewart is targeting a place at next week’s Open at Carnoustie to secure an overdue reunion with his close friend Russell Knox.
Virtual reality used to bring drivers a taste of a real life crash
Scottish Open fans will this weekend have the chance to experience the latest and one of the most innovative of Scotland’s anti-speeding campaigns being spearheaded by a Caithness woman.
Rock in command at Scottish Open halfway stage
Englishman Robert Rock has a healthy two-shot lead at the halfway stage of the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open at Gullane with an overall score of 13-under-par.
Whiteford puts injury woes behind him at Gullane
Kirkcaldy’s Peter Whiteford cast aside issues with arthritis in both hips by recording an opening five-under-par round of 65 which leaves him just a shot off the lead at the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open.
Mickelson expresses regret over US Open actions
Five-time major winner Phil Mickelson has expressed his regret at his conduct both on and off the course during last month’s US Open at Shinnecock Hills.
American List in charge in Scottish Open
American Luke List leads the way after day one of the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open following an opening seven-under-par round of 63 at Gullane.
Fowler quickly reacquainted with scene of 2015 success
America’s Rickie Fowler has taken little time to familiarise himself with the scene of his 2015 triumph at Gullane after returning for this week’s Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open.
Stewart aiming to make most of late Scottish Open opportunity
Grantown’s Duncan Stewart is targeting a season-changing display in the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open at Gullane.
Knox remains measured about Ryder Cup prospects
Inverness golfer Russell Knox is determined not to be distracted by the incentive of a Ryder Cup place in September.
Reed praises Scottish fans following Ryder Cup antics
Masters champion Patrick Reed has been thrilled to take the acclaim of the Scottish golf supporters despite playing the role of pantomime villain at the Ryder Cup in Gleneagles in 2014.
Rose reflects fondly on 20 years of professional golf
Englishman Justin Rose is nearing 20 years since turning professional however the one-time major winner feels there is still room for improvement.
Scottish Open and Ladies Scottish Open to be held at Renaissance Club next year
The Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open will return to East Lothian next year when The Renaissance Club hosts Scotland’s national golf tournament on the European Tour for the first time from July 8-14, 2019.
Cabrera-Bello driven by fond memories of Scottish Open success
Defending champion Rafa Cabrera-Bello is driven by triumphant memories of 12 months ago as he bids to become the first player to retain the Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open at Gullane this week.
Syme relishing opportunity on home soil
Kirkcaldy's Connor Syme is relishing his maiden Aberdeen Standard Investments Scottish Open appearance following his late inclusion to this week’s tournament.
Knox true to form as he fulfils another promise
Russell Knox has told the emerging golfing talent in the north of Scotland there is no reason why they cannot follow in his footsteps.
Knox steady rise from shadows
Inverness player Russell Knox will favour slow, steady improvement over any urge to seek rapid progression after returning to the world’s top 50 after his extraordinary victory in the Irish Open.
Watch Storm Hector rip through the VIP tent at the Scottish Open
The Scottish Open felt the full impact of Storm Hector as winds ripped through the VIP tent at Gullane Golf Club. The footage shows the marquee being lifted into the air and flipped over. Coming into land the structure crashes into the green and dismantles into pieces.
Scottish Open venue seeking candidates to join the club’s respected caddy programme
It is the dream job for someone who spends their life on the course - now they can get paid for it.
Historic Royal Aberdeen vote paves way for Scottish Open return
Royal Aberdeen Golf Club last night voted to allow women members in a move that could pave the way for the return of the Scottish Open.
Rory McIlroy left searching for answers after Dundonald disappointment
Rory McIlroy confessed he feels completely unprepared for next week’s Open championship after another day to forget at Dundonald.
Relaxed approach pays off for Scottish Open co-leader Padraig Harrington
Padraig Harrington says coming to terms with the fact he may never win another major has helped spark his golfing renaissance at Dundonald Links.
Cruden Bay emerges as frontrunner to host 2019 Scottish Open
Cruden Bay has emerged as the frontrunner to host the 2019 Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open.
Rickie Fowler underlines Birkdale credentials with fast start at Dundonald Links
Rickie Fowler showed why he is being tipped as one of the main contenders for the Claret Jug with an excellent start at the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open.
Mikko Ilonen praises his new irons after surging into Scottish Open lead
Mikko Ilonen credited a new set of irons after shooting to the top of the leaderboard at the Aberdeen Asset Management Scottish Open.
Adam Scott hopes rare Scottish Open outing can prepare him for Claret Jug success
A trip to Royal Aberdeen gave a 16-year-old Adam Scott his first real taste of links golf and the Aussie hopes a rare appearance in this week’s Scottish Open will make him ready to finally get his hands on the Claret Jug.